Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile, and many people are looking for more stable investment options. Recently, an interesting idea has emerged—using layered design to match investors with different risk preferences.
Taking Lista DAO's USD1 investment system as an example, the bottom layer consists of RWA and PSM modules, offering low-risk and highly certain returns, suitable for those looking to lock in large amounts of funds for the long term. The middle layer is the slisBNB liquidity staking scheme, where BNB holders can enjoy appreciation of the base currency as well as an annualized yield of 8.95%-12%, making it attractive to conservative investors. The top layer features curated vaults and third-party strategy aggregations, with historical APYs reaching up to 18%, providing an advanced pathway for high-risk-tolerant players.
$LISTA, as the ecosystem token, runs through the entire lending, staking, and governance processes. Holding it not only allows participation in DAO governance but also gradually unlocks access to more high-yield strategies, making this design relatively balanced.
Honestly, this pyramid-like layered mechanism is quite interesting—beginners can start from low-risk options to gain experience, while seasoned players have ample room to explore higher yields. The key is to choose strategies according to your risk tolerance and capital scale, and avoid blindly chasing high APYs.
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-12 00:43
Layered design of this logic is indeed reliable, unlike some projects that blindly encourage everyone to all-in with high APY.
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DataChief
· 01-10 21:06
An 18% APY sounds good, but I still want to see if anyone has actually received this return.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-10 15:40
Another layered financial management framework, sounds like rehashing old ideas.
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GasDevourer
· 01-10 00:40
18% APY sounds good, but do you understand the underlying logic of those vaults?
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 01-09 01:52
The pyramid layering logic is indeed clever, and the stability of the underlying RWA is quite good.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-09 01:46
The pyramid-style layering strategy is indeed clever, but honestly, it still depends on individual willpower. Don't get blinded by the 18% APY.
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StakeWhisperer
· 01-09 01:41
The pyramid layering approach is indeed clever, but to be honest, the RWA at the lower levels needs to be closely monitored.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 01-09 01:38
An 18% APY sounds great, but there aren't many projects that can reliably perform in this market cycle.
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PanicSeller69
· 01-09 01:24
Another new term for cutting leeks again, layered design sounds really advanced haha
Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile, and many people are looking for more stable investment options. Recently, an interesting idea has emerged—using layered design to match investors with different risk preferences.
Taking Lista DAO's USD1 investment system as an example, the bottom layer consists of RWA and PSM modules, offering low-risk and highly certain returns, suitable for those looking to lock in large amounts of funds for the long term. The middle layer is the slisBNB liquidity staking scheme, where BNB holders can enjoy appreciation of the base currency as well as an annualized yield of 8.95%-12%, making it attractive to conservative investors. The top layer features curated vaults and third-party strategy aggregations, with historical APYs reaching up to 18%, providing an advanced pathway for high-risk-tolerant players.
$LISTA, as the ecosystem token, runs through the entire lending, staking, and governance processes. Holding it not only allows participation in DAO governance but also gradually unlocks access to more high-yield strategies, making this design relatively balanced.
Honestly, this pyramid-like layered mechanism is quite interesting—beginners can start from low-risk options to gain experience, while seasoned players have ample room to explore higher yields. The key is to choose strategies according to your risk tolerance and capital scale, and avoid blindly chasing high APYs.